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Lot 495
An oak table and set of four chairs, the table with rounded rectangular top and pull out extensions, on baluster turned legs, 91cm wide x 76cm high x 92cm long x 152cm extended, including four side chairs each with stepped arched top rail, wasted vertical splat, drop in pad seat, raised on baluster turned legs united by stretcher (5)
Lot 523
The following lots 523-550 are from the Kirkcaldy Studio flat of artist Jack Vettriano. A 1950`s red upholstered side chair, the red cushioned back over matching seat with cushioned open arms on a tubular frame, believed to have featured in paintings `Self Portrait`, `The Critical Hour` and `Rachel in the Studio`
Lot 179
An H. B. Smith Company, Smithville N.J., Special Pony Star Safety Bike, 1885-1891, Designed by George W. Pressey, Hammonton, New Jersey, USA, 1881. Model no. 3715. Together with a custom made museum stand. Front Wheel: diameter: 24 in. Rear Wheel: diameter: 40 in. h: 46.50 x w: 65 in. Note condition: in full working order (rideable), lacking seat, professionally restored and leather, rubber and spokes replaced. Surface refinished and repainted and breaks in working order. The break has a hairline crack due to age.
Lot 220
U.S. Civil War Model 1859 Army SaddleBrass plaque reads 12 in seat. Second brass oval reads E Wate... Maker, Troy, N.Y. Iron furniture, complete with girth strap. Condition: Good. Leather is dry and alligatoring and the seams on the saddle are unraveling. The straps are severed, but somewhat intact.Starting Price: $500
Lot 222
US Pre- Civil War Pattern 1847 Grimsley Dragoon SaddleCa 1850s. Copper nameplate in horn section reads Earle A. Royce Willsboro New York. Saddle measures 19.75" from pommel to cantle. Leather in the seat section of the saddle is a period replacement and is void of its original quilted pattern. This was common practice to replace the quilted padded leather since by its inherent nature the padded leather did not have a long lifespan. Brass furniture throughout.Thornton Grimsley was a saddle maker in St. Louis, MO. These saddles had deep-seated trees and a very high cantle that were inspired by Spanish/Mexican saddles that were popular at the time. Grimsley saddles were used by General U.S. Grant, General Thomas Sherman and General Robert E. Lee. [See Caba, 1982: 35-45. See also Dorsey and McPheeters, 1999: 19-21.] Condition: Very good. Lacking one brass rivet on front of pommel, otherwise leather is supple and is complete.Starting Price: $1500
Lot 402
U.S. Western Plains Stock SaddleCa 1900. Both rear left and right skirt as well as both left and right sides of the seat stamped R. Schallert Maker Corpus Christie, Texas. Complete with eight leather bosses. Stirrup on near side is present, but off side stirrup is missing. Condition: Very good. White paint specks cover parts of the saddle.Starting Price: $300
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